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A star CEO makes all the difference
Performance in the corner office has made these companies into leaders.
We do not talk enough about execution. It is the mother's milk of profits, and in an era when ETFs are the preferred method of trading, the whole notion of long-term management performance gets lost in the shuffle.
And then you will get a couple of days when management's great work just shines through. Wednesday was one of those days. Just think about how many terrific CEOs and their amazing deeds we heard from or read about. Just think about how hard these people are working for you and how they are delivering for you.
We know that Ken Powell is delivering a level of performance at General Mills (GIS) that is astounding. Think about all of the obstacles that he's overcome: higher commodity prices, a sluggish consumer, endless buy-one-get-one couponing. And what has he done? He's given you nothing less than consistent sleep-at-night earnings reports like the one we got this morning, endless dividend increases and tremendous share-take. Powell is everything you can ask of a CEO.
Or how about Stuart Miller at Lennar (LEN)? It's not easy to follow the towering legacy of Stuart's dad, Leonard. But Stuart's late father has to be smiling somewhere about what this executive has done in the toughest housing market since the Depression. His beautiful quarter shows that he's building more homes, making more money per home and accumulating a land bank that will drive earnings for years and years to come.
Then there's Laura Alber, the remarkable CEO of Williams-Sonoma (WSM), who has steered this high-end housewares company onto perhaps the best growth path of anyone in the industry. This multi-cylinder company, which includes Pottery Barn and West Elm, is hitting on every one of them. The expectations were so high here, and she crushed them. I think we are in the early innings of the growth for Williams-Sonoma, as Alber has taken a company with electric merchandise but a stodgy reputation and turned it into a high-performance vehicle.
Then there is Al Walker, the quiet executive behind Anadarko (APC) who had to follow in the huge footsteps of the towering Jim Hackett, and who continues that exploration-and-production company's reputation as being the best wildcatter in the world. This announcement of a gigantic new find in the Gulf of Mexico is breathtaking and shows there's still plenty of oil left if you know where to look for it.
Finally, there is Greg Wasson, the CEO behind the remarkable renaissance at Walgreen (WAG), who is not only reinventing the drugstore format but who just inked an amazing deal with AmerisourceBergen (ABC) that raises estimates for the company while cutting prices for generics for the consumers.
That's incredible. No wonder we have had multiple upgrades of the company's stock since the announcement of this breathtaking transaction. It's totally transformational and comes right on the heels of what now looks like a brilliant merger with Alliance Boots, a deal that, candidly, I questioned, and I now admit I questioned incorrectly.
Sure, you can keep buying ETFs. Yes you can say that sector is all that matters. But these fabulous executives are delivering amazing performance and should be celebrated every time we think about the so-called "big issues" such as Cyprus, the Fed or the budget deficit. They have their eye on the ball -- don't take your eye off of them just because of European woes or Fed worries. You are liable to miss a big fat pitch that you can hit right into the upper deck.
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"""Think about all of the obstacles that HE'S overcome"""
yes, it's all about the CEO. the large number of regular people working in every company have NOTHING to do with it.
a smart CEO lets the people do what they know needs to get done. he doesn't get in the way, and provides the tools the people need to do their jobs affectively
If employees are confident in the CEO and his leadership abilities, if they buy into his vision for the future and his path to get there, morale stays up, productivity increases and people conduct themselves with a purpose that is generally beneficial to those around them.... Pretty much the opposite of what happens when Obama is in charge.
Hmm- I sense the presence of a lurking loony, lefty about ?
A sudden presence of a loss , losing, a certain ineptitude, a dissatisfaction with life, an envy of successful folks,
Getting stronger -------
4 the Love of OTHERS Money
Come out , come out , wherever you are ---
They fell from the stars---
California, they say is the name of their star !
Evil - you know both of your posts are speaking in a wide generality, of course ?
I think the best companies , the ones you guys invest in , promote from within, recognize talent and promote.
When you describe corp. America as really running America, to a degree , I agree with you . some , even many, but not most . For example, GE is a perfect example of a company running America, since you brought it up.
Obam'as number one company, owns this rag , NBC , MSNBC , etc , etc , etc. They pimp Obuma 24/7/365 - kill anything conservative and in return GE gets to pay zero corporate taxes some years and really reduced taxes other years .
Is that a good example ?
uhh moron - I get that comprehension is not your thing . Better to rant over successful people earning it, however trying reading - lets' see----
Hey, 3 posts down !
You can count to three , correct ?
Surprise -- I DID feel a lurking sense of futility, doom , disaster , FAILURE - Knew there was a lefty , douche bag cretin somewhere nearby and surprise ---
VUX face shows up !
Hey did I miss anything ?
Lets see -- the usual evil, rich bashing, moved onto CEO's
YES , every CEO is a huge waste of talent , money, complete waste.
If ONLY they gave one of you dolts, the reins !
LOL (ooops)
You people have no idea what a real CEO actually DOES.
It's incredible the naïveté, the limited vision, the immaturity.
Let me see if I have this right -- ALL the successful companies that you cretins invest in , follow , lap up the quarterly numbers , they are run by the average workers ? Not the CEO's ?
The bad companies , losers, they are run by the CEO'S ?
MY GOD what stupidity !!!
Re ; Kramer - We ALL know Kramer a useful idiot. The monkey from the LA times selected as many winners as Kramer did. No one takes him seriously but really the DAILY bashing , teeth grinding , ranting by some cretins on here is incredible !
Why , if not from the rage of losing in life , underachieving, a jealous rage, what ELSE could it be ?
Why hate on an obvious idiot ? Because he's a successful idiot ?
Since you all read his sheet , follow his every move , recite his quotes from 3 years ago, hold his every quote accountable -- doesn't that make YOU equal idiots ?
If he's such a dolt , WHY hang on his every word ?
LOL (ooops - sorry again)
We are having a follow up to yesterday's late afternoon selloff, nothing more, nothing less...Manipulators tend to do this and the goal of course is to drop this market triple digits today...Just be careful...All we can do is try to minimize the damage...We understand it is still early but things do not look good down here...Housing numbers were positive but good news are irrelevant when crooks take over things....More a little later.
Let's get something Straight.....9 out 10 CEOs are NOT....And I will repeat NOT !!
Worth their SALT...
Particularily in American Companies, They don't overcome many of the problems they are faced with and they have a battery of people UNDERNEATH them to accomplish, clearing up those problems..
They are way overpaid by MOST World standards, in the multiples of hundreds of times, of what their lower production workers are making that actually produce and keep the company running..
If the workers don't produce, normally you can find fault in the lower and mid-management operations of doing business...Usually Mid-management that are way over their heads..
It's not a Union or non-Union thing when Companies fail....It falls back on upper management and the CEO, along with the Boards that allow it to happen..
The Strangest part....Is they are rewarded FOR BAD BEHAVIOR...Only in America and very few other places;...Do they get great packages and "golden parachutes" for doing a "bad job"...
And then they waltz away to usually start again all over...With a handsome agreement to come on board somewhere else....
I have lived with one CEO, have known a few others and been involved with a lot of upper and middle management....There are a plenty of Good ones....But unfortunately there are more Bad ones....That are not " WORTH THEIR SALT ."
Ya I've experienced the difference in both bad and good bosses. I would say the general pattern is original founder of a business is a good boss, he remembers what it was like before success but is very driven and motivated. If you can work for a 1st generation business owner you will find it to be a positive experience. 2nd generation usually can run the company well enough but they have that sense of entitlement and start to view people as a means to their ends. 3rd generation tends to be as worthless as they come. The problem with Corporate America is that it appears to be aristocracy that runs these big companies and really the government too. So it appears that performance does not factor into compensation these days, just who owes who the biggest favor.
So if I vote for this bill you'll put me on the board for 5 years making what????
Strangely I remember well the Salt comparison of the Legions....
In that part of the World, Salt, wheat, spices and in general other commodities were of value..
Gold and Jewels were mosly important to the Aristocracy or anyone that could steal it...
I'm NOT on HERE to BASH Cramer, ALL CEOs, nor Obama.....
There are plenty of "good" CEOs,,,But most are way overpaid...IMO.
The Salt comparisom applies to FARM ANIMALS, also...Especially if you have Livestock that is "not gaining weight" or producing...Carrying their weght so to speak...
Cramer "can't bash" them too often, because he has to interview and talk to them often, and then in many cases support their Companies....Doing HIS job...
Unfortunately "MOST FOUNDERS" don't run their Companies like they use to, MANY are dead;
Companies go out and hire "hatchet weilders" or the latest and greatest, high paid smucks SOMETIMES...
It takes away the sentimentality...And some Founders have gotten old, turn the operations over to their Children or someone else they have "groomed"....ie; Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger..
Many have a lot of second thoughts about leaving their Babies or Berks.??
We all know of Good CEOs and Managers...They normally do make for a well run Company, and usually a "Good investment."
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Film Majors will be required to screen their demo reel each spring in front of a public audience. Students will receive feedback on their reel from faculty and professionals, and develop a professional reel by the time of graduation.
Students are encouraged to develop a demo reel no longer than 4 minutes highlighting their best work. Students may wish to specify their role at the beginning of the reel such as "Cinematography" or "Directing". Typically, as students your reel will showcase a varity of your skllls and talents.
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February 13, 2014
The Spring 2014 Reel Review will take place on Thursday February 13 from 1:05-1:55 in the UAF Theatre Green Room (THEA 101). Additional screening times will be scheduled if needed. FILM MAJORS must bring a DVD with their reel for the department to keep, and provide a link to your reel online.
Film majors must provide come prepared with:
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2) a current film resume
Students are encouraged to post their work to Vimeo or YouTube and link to Film UAF as well as provide a DVD for the Theatre/Film Department.
You can link to FilmUAF on Vimeo here: http://vimeo.com/alaskafilm
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First year film majors are encouraged to watch reel reviews, though are not required to participate.

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JET 690179 Vertical Milling Machine
JET 690179 JTM-4VS-1 Vertical Milling Machine PLUS 200S DRO and X-TPFA
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A Michael York tribute highlights this year's Mostly British Film Festival
FILM Swinging London had a brief, faddish life in movies in terms of actual representation, far more fleeting than its influences on music or fashion. But the general cultural shift it signaled did bring some lasting changes to English cinema, notably a new kind of leading man — the period's celebration of youth and dandyism made it OK for men onscreen to be coltish, vulnerable, androgynously attractive. The prime specimen was Michael York, unabashedly pretty and a bit of a toff — certainly no working-class rough like Angry Young Men Albert Finney or Michael Caine.
The Oxford grad joined Olivier's National Theatre in 1965, getting cast in a production directed by Franco Zeffirelli, who then put him in his filmed hits The Taming of the Shrew (1967) and Romeo and Juliet (1968). But it wasn't until 1972 that he was seen by everyone as the Christopher Isherwood figure in Bob Fosse's exceptionally sharp Cabaret, the Broadway musical drawn from that author's fictionalized memoir. Never mind that he (nor Liza Minnelli, for that matter) would never really be a box-office star; as a name, he was made.
York had a good run through the 1970s. He was D'Artagnan in Richard Lester's Musketeer films (1973 and '74), the titular tunic-wearer in 1976's Logan's Run, among the stars committing Murder on the Orient Express (1974), John the Baptist in Zeffirelli's 1977 TV miniseries Jesus of Nazareth, and straight man in both The Last Remake of Beau Geste and the hardly-last Island of Dr. Moreau remake (both 1977).
But the favorite film he's chosen for his in-person tribute this Saturday at SF's Mostly British Film Festival is comparatively little-remembered. You could view 1973's England Made Me as riding the coattails of Cabaret — after all, here he is again as another affable, genteel but cash-poor temporary English émigré to Germany just as the Weimer era is getting tramped by the stormtrooper boots of National Socialism. But the Graham Greene source material (first published in 1935) is strong stuff, intelligently handled by director and co-adaptor Peter Duffell.
York's Tony Farrant is a pleasant, callow young failure, hopeless at any endeavor that might pay the bills. Having lost yet another job (this time in the Far East), he blows into Berlin to visit Kate (Hildegard Neil), the sister whose queasily inappropriate affections he's oblivious enough not to have recognized as such, yet. She's ensconced herself as mistress and second-in-command to Krogh (Peter Finch), international financial titan skating on thin ice amid Hitler's increasingly nationalistic economic policies.
Once again in need of employment, Tony looks to get fixed up by big sis — in fact, his pleasing, sociable English manners could be quite useful to a man as brilliant yet uneasy with people as Krogh. Then again, his gabby naiveté could also jinx matters much bigger than he grasps. It's inevitable in Greene's universe that cruel fate should choose the least guilty party in a web of corrupt intrigue to fall upon, like an anvil from a rooftop.
The role could hardly fall more squarely in York's comfort zone. Yet it would be a mistake to take the seeming ease with which he delivers Tony's very easy personality as anything less than very deft work. No wonder it's a personal favorite — you can sense his engagement in a hundred fresh, surprising, perfectly in-character touches.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Red Raider fans continue to show their support for Mike Leach, far and wide.
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TWR: 4:00pm-6:50pm ELC306 and ELC210
Text: Davidoff, Sherri. Network Forensics, Tracking Hackers through Cyberspace, ISBN# 0-13-256471-8
Course Description: This course is designed to provide a practical guide to internet fraud which gives student the skills they need to fight back against the spammers, con artists, and identity thieves that plague the Internet. (As Needed)
Course Objectives:
Course Approach:
This course includes lectures based on topics found in the text. There is also a heavy lab component to this class, where students will work with cases and the tools discussed in class that enable forensic professionals to gather and preserve evidence. The text, lecture materials, and the Internet will serve as the major sources of information for this course. Your responsibility as a the student is to read the text, attend class sessions, take thorough notes, complete assigned tasks, and complete all exams. Questions are always encouraged, however, you should review the materials before requesting additional assistance.
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Students with medical, psychological, learning, or other disabilities desiring academic adjustments, accommodations, or auxiliary aids will need to contact the Disability Support Center, Room 205D, Sharwan Smith Center, phone (435)865-8022. The disability Support Center determines eligibility for and authorizes the provision of these services and aids.
Assignments are due at the end of the day, on the date indicated on the assignment schedule (11:55pm). Assignments turned in for grading are expected to be of highest quality. Proper grammar usage and correct spelling are to be used at all times. Assignments that fail to meet these standards may, at the discretion of the instructor, be returned for reworking or be given a reduced grade for substandard performance. Assignments will consist of the following:
Case Studies:
These projects will be done on an individual basis and turned in individually. Only those listed on the schedule are to be turned in. All case studies must be typed and clearly marked as to which Case Study it is. All Case Study write-ups must answer the following questions:
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keychain helps you to manage ssh keys in a convenient and secure manner. It acts as a frontend to ssh-agent and gpg-agent, but allows you to easily have one long running ssh-agent process per system, rather than the norm of one ssh-agent per login session. This dramatically reduces the number of times you need to enter your passphrase. With keychain, you only need to enter a passphrase once every time your local machine is rebooted. keychain also makes it easy for remote cron jobs to securely "hook in" to a long running ssh-agent process, allowing your scripts to take advantage of key-based logins.
cygbuild is a porting tool for making Cygwin net releases. It helps Cygwin source and binary package maintainers to configure, build, strip, produce diffs, and generate Cygwin specific files. To put it simply, it converts any freely available program or package into a complete Cygwin net release distribution.
WDB is a weather data storage system for storage of weather and water observations, forecasts, analysis fields, and models. The system should be compatible with the meteorological standards BUFR and GRIB (version 1 and 2). In addition to generic loading programs, WDB also features a flexible retrieval interface for retrieving weather data in time series or entire fields. WDB is built using PostgreSQL extended with PostGIS.
fsprotect is a set of scripts that combine tmpfs and aufs to make existing filesystems immutable. After the filesystems are protected, everything that is written will be lost when the computer powers off. It is a great tool for testing and for public computers like those in schools, libraries, etc. It is also very easy to use. It is currently available only for Debian-based systems.
FusionForge is a collaborative development environment that gathers in one single place several tools useful for development teams: communication tools (forums, mailing-lists, news, etc.); development tools (bug/patch trackers, project management, source control systems, etc.); and community tools (file releases, software categorization, Web site hosting, etc.). It is the continuation of the free software version of GForge, based on the codebase that was maintained in parallel to the proprietary GForge AS version.
ClamAV Unofficial Signatures Updater is a script that provides a simple way to download, test, and use third-party ClamAV signatures. It checks for updated unofficial clamav signature database files and can download them. It randomizes download time to help distribute the load more evenly for the database host mirror sites. Signature bypass entries can be created for temporarily resolving false-positive issues with third-party signatures. It can report which mirror site a download came from. It reports if a downloaded database is actually different than the running copy. Many other features are supported.
The SMS Server Tools 3 is a SMS gateway that can send and receive short messages through GSM modems and mobile phones. Messages are sent by simply storing text files into a special spool directory. It also stores received messages into another directory as text files. Binary messages including Unicode text and ring tones are also supported, and it is possible to send WAP Push and system messages. The program can run scripts after events like the reception of a message, successful sending, and when the program detects a problem.
CodingTeam is a software forge that is lightweight and extensible. It provides a lot of collaborative tools. With this software forge, projects can benefit from basic features (such as screenshots, downloads, uploads, and news), communication features (such as chatrooms, forums, the OpenForge API, and Jabber/XMPP integration), and development features (such as a VCS code browser, a bug tracker, SVG statistics, timeline, and roadmap). Also provided are community tools (project browsing, tag clouds, notepad, and user profiles).


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A small fire broke out at an east Charlotte apartment complex early Wednesday morning.
Charlotte firefighters were called to Woodfield Garden Apartments on Barrington Drive after a reported fire in a laundry room around 3 a.m.
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TTU alum to lead Public AffairsThe Office of Public Affairs at Tennessee Technological University has a new director.
Monica Greppin, formerly assistant director of University Development, was named to the post in December. Her new position became effective Jan. 2. In her new role, Greppin is responsible for the university's internal and external communications programs, including media relations, publications and sports information.
"I have relied on Monica's professionalism and intelligence for six years," says Paul Isbell, executive director of University Advancement, the division that encompasses Public Affairs. "I will continue to rely on her, but in a different way now. There's no question that we will feel the loss in our development office, but the entire university will benefit from her taking on the responsibilities of Public Affairs."
Greppin, a 1987 English-Journalism graduate of Tennessee Tech, brings to her new position a wealth of experience in public relations and advancement. She was University Advancement's chief prospect researcher and was also responsible for developing and administering a number of programs involving the university's diverse constituency of alumni and friends, including data base analysis, donor tracking and matching gift programs. In the early stages of the "Sharing the Vision" Capital Campaign, Greppin researched and wrote the university's "Case for Support," the document used as an underpinning of campaign efforts.
Before moving to the Advancement staff in 1990, she was information services coordinator for the Development Office in the university's College of Business Administration. There, she helped develop and coordinate publicity for the college's $3.2 million capital campaign, as well as produce the college's alumni newsletter. Her work in Business Administration also included special events planning.
"Monica's strengths include virtually every aspect of Public Affairs' mission," says Isbell. "She has a strong foundation in marketing, media and community relations and publication design and production. She's the perfect person to lead a strong Public Affairs staff, particularly as the university as a whole seeks to showcase its image."
Prior to joining the university staff, Greppin was production manager for WDStone & Associates, a Cookeville-based advertising and public relations agency. Her responsibilities included creating, coordinating and overseeing a variety of projects--from advertising campaigns to public relations programs. Her experience ranged from concept development to copywriting to production and design.
"I am very excited about serving the campus community in this new role," says Greppin. "Though this new position brings with it a lot of new challenges, the extremely talented staff in Public Affairs is helping make my transition a smooth one. As always, our office welcomes calls and visits, and my door is always open."
Greppin replaces Barry Johnson, who resigned in November to accept a position at Wright State University in Ohio.


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The Young Artist World Piano Festival
July 9 - 19, 2014
Bethel University, St. Paul, MN, USA
For Pianists 7 to 18 years of age
Featured composer: Claude Debussy & Maurice Ravel
Young Artist World Piano Festival - Events Open to the Public
Featuring Guest Artist: Roberto Plano
> Solo Concert Saturday, July 12, 7:30 pm
> Masterclass on Sunday, July 13, 4:00 pm
> Will Judge Finals of YAWPF Concerto Competition, Friday, July 11, 4:00 pm
Guest Artist Faculty: Eugene Pridonoff
University of Cincinnati, College Conservatory of Music
> Masterclasses
Tuesday, July 15, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Thursday, July 17, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
All performances will take place at Benson Great Hall
Bethel University, St. Paul, MN
The Young Artist World Piano Festival is a 10 day residential summer experiences open to young classically trained pianists between the ages of 7 and 18. Itl offers an inspirational experience of extraordinary opportunities that encourage musical growth through private lessons, masterclasses, competitions, forums, discussions, musicianship classes, recitals/concerts, and interactions with other students and teachers. This opportunity, now in its 24th successful year, brings together artist faculty and a world class guest artist with talented young pianists from across the country and beyond. Lifelong friendships are forged and students are motivated to achieve their best.
The Young Artist World Piano Festival features an exciting Concerto Competition (finals judged by the Special Guest Artist), the Guest Artist Masterclass Competition and the prestigious Honors Recital Competition. The Concerto Competition has two divisions: "12 and Under" and "12 and Over", with the winners performing with the Festival Orchestra, Marlene Pauley, Music Director and Conductor, during the residence. Final Recitals featuring all participants are given at the end of the residence.
Documents for Students
Permssions and Medical Release
Packing List - Do's and Don'ts
The 2014 Young Artist World Piano Festival Brochure
The 2013 Young Artist World Piano Festival Public Events
The 2014 Young Artist World Piano Festival Application
For those considering participating in the Festival Compeitions, please review the Competition Requirements .
Check out the Young Artist World Piano Festival on Facebook!
Artist Faculty
Our highly qualified Artist Faculty have worked extensively with teenage pianists and have many award-winning students to their credit. The faculty is in-residence at the camp and are available for conversations and sharing throughout the day. In addition to two-45 minute private lessons during the term of camp, students may be chosen, based on performance readiness, to perform in a masterclass with one of the other faculty members.
Dr. Paul Wirth
Dr. Jo Anne Link
Dr. Juan Li
Luke Norell
As soloist with orchestra, Norell performed the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 at IU, and made his orchestral debut in 2001 with the Southwest Minnesota Orchestra. His prizes include first place awards in the Schubert Club Competition, the Northwestern College Concerto Competition, and the Third Biennial Lee Piano Competition.
An active teacher, Luke maintains a successful private studio and serves on the faculty of the Young Artist World Piano Festival and the Northwestern College Piano Institute. He was the Accompanying Coordinator for the Indiana University piano department for two years, and held an Associate Instructor position there for five years, teaching both private lessons and group piano classes.Norell is completing his doctorate at IU with André Watts.
Dr. Daniel Rieppel
Dr. Sean Schulze
Dr. Joseph Zins
In the spring of 1990, Dr. Paul Wirth, Artistic Director of the Wirth Center for the Performing Arts, and Sister Cecelia Schmitt, Director of the St. Francis Music Center in Little Falls, MN collaborated on the birthing of a new summer camp in Minnesota. Its goal was to provide an environment for precollege aged classical pianists in Minnesota to learn more about their art and bond through their shared passion. Little did they know how powerful the camp would become in its impact upon the "classical piano scene" in Minnesota. The seventeen young artists that first year found in the camp not only a valuable week-long experience, but a year-after-year inspiration - a basis for their "piano community" which continues to this day. With the growth of the internet in the twenty-first century, piano campers quickly used the "web" to stay connected throughout the year, and a support community for these young artists soon evolved. Standards of performance in the state were elevated as students motivated each other, and attendance at piano competitions increased exponentially as these young people cheered each other's accomplishments. Attendance at the St. Francis Piano Camp blossomed through the 90's increasing to as many as 42, necessitating the addition of more faculty, staff, and space.
In the summer of 2003, with the good wishes of the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls who nurtured and helped build the camp for 12 years, the St. Frances Piano Camp was moved to the University of Minnesota Duluth and renamed the Young Artist Piano Camp. By partnering with UMD, whole new vistas opened up for the camp with the rise in student numbers to 71 (YAPC 2009) and the employment of an Artistic Director, Executive Director, 6 Artist Faculty, an internationally known Guest Artist and a staff of 5 counselors. Programs also were expanded to include a Concerto Competition in partnership with the Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra and new ensemble opportunities for each student were incorporated. Dr. Jeanne Doty, UMD faculty, served as a camp clinician for one year, and as Executive Director for two years, streamlining the camp into an updated computer mode of administration. Pursuant to the institution of the Sieur Du Luth Summer Arts Festival (SDL SAF) in 2006, the Young Artist Piano Camp 2007 partnered with this new festival, offering a Chamber Music Competition, and an Honors Recital, given by select students of the camp to honor the SDL SAF donors and sponsors. Campers often attended SDL SAF events in the evenings depending on what events occurred during the week of camp.
In 2010, the Young Artist World Piano Festival will make its debut at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota. Events planned include a concert with the Festival Orchestra featuring André Watts (check out: http://www.cmartists.com/artists/andre_watts.htm), one of the premier pianists in the world. He will judge the Concerto Competition as well as give a masterclass as part of the events of the Festival. The Northern Lights Music Festival will again join forces with the YAPC to present a Chamber Music Recital featuring their international artist performers in concert with the Chamber Music Competition winner from YAPC. And if this isn't enough excitement, NPR's national radio program, "From the Top", featuring host Christopher O'Riley, will do a live taping from the camp featuring many of the top students of the camp.
This presentation is supported by the Performing Arts Fund, a program of Arts Midwest funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art, with additional contributions from the Minnesota State Arts Board, General Mills Foundation, and Land O'Lakes Foundation.


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610 North Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL | Directions 3278928.603637 -81.365075
Sun 5am-9pm, Mon-Sat 5am-10pm
Neighborhoods: Winter Park
Ruths Chris amazingness – When i went to this restaurant, it was spectacular. They had a great deal, prices that people love to hear. Their fillet migion was outstanding. I got it medium rare and it was perfect, their service is impecable and i was happy throught my whole course. I will absolutely come back again. It was money well spent.
Best Restaurant for Steaks!!!! – My husband and I ate here for Valentine's Day dinner. The service at Ruth's Chris is exceptional. We have eaten here several times before over the past few years and the food is excellent. This is my absolute favorite restaurant in Orlando. This place has a very upscale atmosphere, and the staff is very professional. Every time I eat they always exceed my expectations. There isn't enough great things to say about Ruth's Chris. If you have not made a reservation to eat here then you are missing out on a great dining experience. This restuarant is highly recommended.
Sophisticated American chain serves up corn-fed USDA prime cuts and New Orleans-style appetizers and sides. – In Short
This offshoot of a popular New Orleans hangout for politicians features decor of dark woods and comfortable booths, with a separate bar scene. Choice cuts of custom-aged beef arrive in sizzling butter on 500-degree plates. The menu also offers chicken, pork and seafood entrees along with Creole appetizers like shrimp remoulade. Family-style sides include gargantuan onion rings, creamed spinach and various styles of potatoes. Traditional homemade desserts like cheesecake and bread pudding conclude the meal.
Nice. Very nice. – We went to a movie at the Winter Park Village and decided to try Ruth'sChris. We made a reservation for 9:15. Movie ended early so when we arrived it was nice to see they had our table ready for us. I haven't been to Ruth's in over 9 years since they moved from Altamonte Springs. But my wife has been here for dinner meetings and likes it so here we were. We had crab cakes for an appetizer. They were good. The salads were standard caesar. Wife got the filet and shrimp and I got a T-bone. I forgot about the hot hot plates with the sizzling butter but you could hear the sound as the waiter walked up to the table. Both our steaks were cooked as we ordered them and were oh so good. We shared this chocolate concoction with ice cream that wasn't on the menu and it too was good. The room feels like a club. Dark woods but not a dark room if that makes any sense. We sat in a booth which I would recommend. Our waiter recognized my wife from some of the meetings so we got a lot of attention which I thought was very professional. My wife hates meetings but she never seems to miss the dinner meetings when they go to this restaurant. Now I know why.
Great for date night! – My hubby surprised me with night away from the kids. He knows I love Ruth's Chris but with 3 little ones at home we don't get out as much as we used to. I had to get my steak fix or I was going to go crazy! It's been almost a year since we came here. The steaks were luscious. We had a bottle of something wonderful that our waiter John suggested. John was amazing btw and his excellent service made this night as close to perfect as I'd hoped it would be. The only negative was when we left it was raining and the valet was a little backed up so we had to wait for our car. But other than that, we enjoyed it so very much.
No good – We ate there last night, I had the cowboy rib eye which was a $43 piece of fat and grissle, and my date had the swordfish which was so overcooked and dry to be inedible. Go somewhere else.
My Night Out – Wow!!! Is all I can say this restaurant knows how to do it!!! My wife and I were celebrating our Anniversary and we were treated like ROYALTY our server was fantastic and the food was to die for. I am a steak lover but never had a steak with no need for a knife, simply irresisteble. Dessert was delish we shared the chocolate explosion cake that is exactly as it is described, an explosion of chocolate to your tastebuds. Been to Fleming's and Dels but no longer. Thank you Ruths Chris in Winter Park, David and Chef John for making our night so special. You set the standard when it comes to hospitality.
Good time – Had dinner here last week and thoroughly enjoyed it. My son just returned from Iraq and all he could talk about was getting a steak from Ruth's Chris. We had the Porterhouse for 2 and sweet potato casserole. Even had enough left over to take home in a doggy bag. The manager came by and thanked my son for his service to our country. That small gesture made a big impression on my boy. But what made an even bigger impression on me was the creme brulee dessert. Oh my gosh it was good- and this is coming from the King of Custard. Thanks Ruth's Chris.
One Word-- FANTASTIC! – I travel more than I'd like and spend alot of time dining out. What's amazing is I always look forward to coming home so my wife and I can go to dinner at Ruth's Chris here in Winter Park-One of if not the best restaurant in orlando. It's the most consistently excellent restaurants I frequent. The beef they serve is as you would expect- top of the line prime. We love the sweet potatoe casserole- never had anything like it anywhere and it's one of those treats you look forward to. My wife is a creme brulee devotee and swears no one does it better. Whenever I need to take clients out and can't risk a subpar experience, I take them here. The service is consistently good and the overall dining experience makes a very strong and positive impression. These folks know what they're doing and they're doing it well.
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A video that teases the return of Bo Dallas to the main roster. WWE has been playing this on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown to get fans hyped up again for the WWE NXT star.
April 17, 2014
While he worked the battle royal at Wrestlemania 30, the Great Khali is not actively back on the road with WWE after all. The former world heavyweight champion is being given another four weeks off. He is scheduled to return to television in the middle of May. No word yet on why he is being give time off, but there are some rumors that he is injured.
April 17, 2014
After his cameo appearance at Wrestlemania 30, the Rock has headed back to England to put in more work into the Hercules film. While WWE fans were hoping that he would stick around and make a couple of more appearances, the former world heavyweight champion is not expected to make another return for the foreseeable future. WWE is still trying to convince him to come back in 2015.
April 14, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Low Ki could be making his return to TNA in the near future. The former X Division Champion contemplated retirement not too long ago, but he had a change of heart apparently. Low Ki has a close relationship with Samoa Joe and MVP, so that have played a part in his potential return to TNA.
April 13, 2014
Since WWE introduced quite a bit of new performers on Monday Night Raw this week, rumors have been running rampant about which of the current stars on the main roster are going to be removed to make room. One of the names that has popped up is Goldust, as his contract with WWE is expiring in the near future. The veteran performer signed a short term deal upon his return last year.
April 13, 2014
A picture of Taryn Terrell wearing a shiny gold bikini. The blonde bombshell took this really hot picture before she left TNA due to being pregnant. The former Knockout is expected to return to the company some day.
April 13, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now about Tara, formerly known as Victoria, making her return to WWE in the near future. While she might be utilized as a part time in ring performer, it appears that management is leaning towards Tara being more of a trainer down in WWE NXT. Some are saying she will be given a trial run during the next developmental divas tryouts.
April 12, 2014
Since Summer Rae is going to be pushed as a singles star now, WWE opted to split her up from Fandango, who sold the story line through his Twitter account. As many saw on Smackdown this week, Summer Rae has been replaced with Layla El, who actually has experience as a dancer. WWE has been trying to find a role for Layla since her return.
April 12, 2014
There are people backstage in WWE that are questioning the Rob Van Dam return, as it almost feels like an afterthought. Aside from taking place on the same episode of Monday Night Raw where so many new stars were introduced, he also worked a match against Damien Sandow, a performer that has rarely been in a featured role in WWE.
April 11, 2014
A video teasing the return of Bo Dallas to the main roster. WWE attempted to bring him up once, but they quickly changed their mind and sent him back down to developmental for further training. WWE will be using the "Bo-lieve" gimmick that he helped him gain a following down in WWE NXT.
April 10, 2014
The big draw on Impact Wrestling this week is the return of Dixie Carter to television. TNA has been working a story line where she has been in hiding since losing control of the company to MVP at TNA Lockdown 2014. No official word has been given on what her character will do on Impact Wrestling, but the belief is that Carter will be going after MVP again.
April 10, 2014
In one of the most shocking news ever, the Ultimate Warrior has died. His death comes just a day after he made his return to Monday Night Raw. It also comes during the same week where he was finally was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame and made a special appearance at Wrestlemania 30. No further details have been released yet.
April 8, 2014
Despite the guy still having a large fan base, the return of Rob Van Dam was removed from the Hulu broadcast of Monday Night Raw this week. The former world heavyweight champion defeated Damien Sandow in a quick match, but WWE did not view it as a segment important enough to be shown to their fans on Hulu. A lot of eyes will be on RVD now to see how much of a push that he receives from management.
April 8, 2014
Despite receiving one of the loudest reactions from a live audience in quite some time, Wade Barrett was removed from the Hulu broadcast of Monday Night Raw this week. WWE officials did not deem his return match against Rey Mysterio, who might be on his way out of the company, to be important enough to show their fans who watch through Hulu.
April 8, 2014
On Monday Night Raw this week, rumors about Rob Van Dam making his return to WWE turned out to be true. He came back and defeated Damien Sandow in a quick squash. Since he likes to take breaks in between wrestling, fans natural wondered how long he would be staying with WWE this time around. Right now, it appears that he will be leaving after Summerslam 2014.
April 8, 2014
While a lot of rumors are suggesting that he is going to retire, those backstage in WWE believe that there is still a possibility that we will get another Undertaker return in the near future. Some feel that he will want to have his last match be a victory at one of the other pay per view events, such as Summerslam 2014 or Royal Rumble 2015.
April 8, 2014
Some bad news for those of you that have been waiting for Ezekiel Jackson to return to the main roster. He is no longer with WWE. Jackson revealed that his contract with the company expired over the weekend. Management was not interested in signing him to a new deal, as they would much rather focus on developing a new person instead.
April 7, 2014
Since rumors leaked that he was going to be returning during the Wrestlemania 30 battle royal, WWE opted to pull Rob Van Dam from the event. Instead, he is now being heavily rumored to be making his return on Monday Night Raw, as management wanted to provide fans with plenty of surprises to kick start the new television season.
April 7, 2014
Since there were rumors that he was going to be making his return at the pay per view on Sunday night, a lot of fans were under the belief that Shane McMahon was backstage at Wrestlemania 30. However, the former WWE executive revealed in an interview that he was not going to be present at the event. He teased a potential comeback in the future.
April 7, 2014
Since there were a million rumors about him being at the pay per view on Sunday night, a lot of fans were disappointed when CM Punk did not show up at Wrestlemania 30. Word has it that the former world heavyweight champion was sitting in the front row of an NHL game in Chicago on Sunday. His return to WWE appears less and less likely by the day.
April 7, 2014
As a few of you already know, Chuck Palumbo now has his own television show, where the former WCW star talks visits car lovers across the country. Scott Armstrong, his good friend, posted this special message on Twitter to congratulate Palumbo on his new business venture.
March 24, 2014
Scott Armstrong, former WWE referee and the older brother of Road Dogg, provided some laughs today on Twitter when he posted this Tweet to mock referee and good friend Charles Robinson. It even got a rise out of JBL, who quickly retweeted the message on his own account.
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I agree - but I can still wish!
What I would really like is the ability with 5.1 input, with either HDMI or Analog (either one would be fine), to direct the two surround channels to my rear speakers instead of my surround speakers.
I can do it with a 7.1 analog input by connecting the surround inputs to the rear input connectors, but I would like to have the room correction provided (cake and eat it to...).
If they would allow, via software, to pick the surround channel output for a 5.1 input on HDMI, then that would also work and be the best solution.
I am considering buying a couple of switchers that would allow me to do that with my interconnects between the pre-amp and the amp, but that will then apply the room correction for the surrounds to the back channels.
The problem is I like my Paradigm ADP speakers for surrounds for movies, but I prefer my rear direct speakers for surround music.
Maybe I need to buy a pair of surrounds that can switch between modes.....another option, but to get the best out of the room correction you would need two separate solutions for the two modes, which is not available to my knowleddge.
Oh well, I may as well stop worrying about it and just enjoy the music!
You are of course entitled to set things up as you please. So, if you prefer an effect over accuracy, that is your decision.
Yes, Audyssey does not support multiple solutions at the moment, so your idea would EQ the back speakers as though they were the side surrounds - a further source of inaccuracy.


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A bill in the Alabama Legislature would end supplemental pay given to Calhoun County's circuit clerk for processing absentee ballots. If passed, the bill would save a few thousand dollars each year, said Calhoun County Administrator Ken Joiner.
The bill would amend a measure passed by the Legislature in 2005. That measure, Joiner said, was intended to provide incentive for regular poll workers in Calhoun County, not to supplement the circuit clerk's pay, Joiner said.
Since the law was passed, poll workers have received between $25 and $50 in additional pay for each day they work during an election. The circuit clerk, who serves as the absentee election manager, also receives $25 in supplemental pay for each day poll workers put in during an election.
But for the circuit clerk, who receives a salary from the state, that figure adds up. That's because, as absentee election manager, the clerk works for more than 40 days in advance of each election to make sure each absentee voter has the opportunity to cast a ballot.
That adds up to $1,150 for each election for Calhoun County Circuit Clerk Ted Hooks. Under the law, Hooks also receives $150 per day to do the job.
Added together, Hooks receives roughly $8,000 for processing absentee ballots for a general election.
Hooks' office is tasked with processing absentee ballot applications, mailing ballots out and collecting them. During major elections, the work can be demanding, Hooks said. But some elections aren't as much of a challenge.
In the 2009 primary election for the late Rep. Lea Fite's seat, Hooks' office had to process just seven ballots. During the general election, in which Rep. K.L. Brown, R-Jacksonville, won, the circuit clerk's office had to process 67 ballots, according to the records in the Calhoun County Probate Office.
Brown, the bill's sponsor, said that Hooks' office was paid roughly $1,000 per ballot for his primary election. Brown said he thinks the supplemental pay should be eliminated for the circuit clerk.
Not every election is so easy. For the 2008 presidential election, Hooks' office had to process more than 2,000 absentee ballots.
Hooks says he is owed the money for the work his office accomplishes at election time.
"This is an additional job that the clerk does," Hooks said. "If we don't do it somebody else will have to do it and they'll have to get paid."
Hooks said he and his staff work nights and weekends at crunch time. Hooks, who receives the check for counting the ballots, said his role is largely administrative.
He added that he splits the check with an employee who helps with the work.
"There has never been in Calhoun County not one hint of any scandal, not one instance of irregularities and that's very unusual. I'm very proud," Hooks said. "It's not an easy thing."
Any change would have its greatest effect on Hooks' successor. Hooks has said that he is not running for another term.
Joiner said he favors the bill and thinks Calhoun and other counties could save about 75 percent of the cost of counting absentee ballots if the county commissions took over the process. About five years ago, local legislators introduced a bill that would have done just that, but it didn't pass.
"This is the type of legislation that our legislators need to be paying attention to statewide," Joiner said.
The county pays 100 percent of the supplemental fees for local elections. If the election includes candidates running for state offices, the state pays for half of the expense. And if the ballot includes only candidates running for state offices, the state pays for all of the expense.
Whether the county or the state pays, the money comes from the same place, Joiner said.
"The taxpayers are paying every penny of it," he said.
The county's next election will be in late April, when candidates match up in a primary runoff for a seat on the Public Service Commission, along with a few local runoffs. That election, Joiner said, will cost the state $3 million.
Hooks' office will receive between $7,000 and $8,000 of that, Joiner said.
"We're still going to have to pay the full amount even though there won't be 10 people who vote," Joiner said.
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Love this Place! – I'm Impressed! I have been to Steinhilbers about 7 or 8 times with my boyfriend and we were both agree, this place is excellent! Great atmosphere with Sinatra and friends playing in the background, extensive wine list, and very attentive service.I love sitting out on the patio in the summertime, it's gorgeous! There are beautifully groomed flowers EVERYWHERE! Like an English garden! They use fresh ingredients in everything that hits the palate, and the hype is true...the shrimp is absolutely amazing! As an entree, I tend to get the steak because it is always tender and seasoned just right...and when I ask for medium-rare...it actually come out MEDIUM-RARE! I have eaten at Ruth Chris', Morton's, BookBinders, and Buckheads... and this trumps them all. Highly recommend!
BIG DISSAPOINTMENT – We were celebrating a special guest that wanted the best shrimp in town. Our dissapointment started with the appetizer. What once was Steinies claim to fame has shrunken to less than average size. I ordered the scollop combo, what a dissapointment that was, 4 scollop and 3 shrimp with a smidgen of crab meet complete with shells for $29 served in a crock the size of a coffee cup. I'm all in favor of quality over quantity but there needs to be a middle ground. For that price there should have been atleast a half dozen of each and a decernable portion of shell less crab meat. My Martini was prepared as orderedbut for $11.75 the glass should have been full to the rim instead of only half full. The waitress was not concerned, she never returned to the table to ask how everything was.
Steinhilber's - Best at the Beach – Steinhilber's is without a doubt one of the best local attractions for excellent food and dining. They consistently have good food and service. I have eaten there time and time again and have never had a bad experience. They do not take reservations for parties of less than 6. Plan on a wait on the weekends and holidays. The wait is worth it.
HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! – We booked a reservation for Saturday, February 13 and upon arrival came to discover the owner had given away our reservation even though we had arrived 20 minutes early to our reservation. The owner was working the host stand and was extremely rude when we confronted him about our dissatisfaction. He had no justifiable reason for giving our reservation away and instead said we can wait for another table and the wait would be at least an hour. This is extremely horrible customer service and I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone! We drove two hours to enjoy a Valentine weekend away and decided to try this restaurant because of the reviews. Instead the reviews do not state what horrible customer service this restaurant has. Not only was the owner rude, but he proceeded to get in my face about his mistake. This is unacceptable and not how a patron should be treated especially when they are not at fault.
Wonderful family resturant – Best family restaurant in Virginia Beach. Top notch service, rib eyes to die for.
Perfect evening! – My husband and I had a wonderful night out at this restaurant. We found the service to be spot on!! Not only was our server very helpful with menu choices and recomsndations but also shared some very interesting historical information about the place. I found the atmosphere, food, and service to be everything I could have expected and more. Great place for a perfect evening!
Over Rated and Over Priced... – I am no stranger to fine dining restaurants and understand that this restaurant has been here for almost seventy years... but I can not honestly figure out why. The food... although descently portioned.. was horribly bland for the price paid. Their famous butterflied shrimp did not live up to the hype- even with their "secret sauce." All the food that I tried not only lacked taste but also imagination...after seventy years you would think they could come up with something with some sort of "WOW!!" factor.
The ambiance was descent and the service was mediocre at best.... but I really don't see how it is a four star restaurant... there are way better local places in Norfolk and in Virginia Beach.
The wine list was minimal for a so called "four star restaurant." Not the place you want to go to if you enjoy wine with your meal... and the server we had seemed to lack any sort of knowledge on wine that you would get a REAL four star restaurant.
Overall... if you are looking for a good restaurant save some money and go across the street to Ruth's Chris.
Awesome Place for a Wonderful Evening – While this was my first time dining at "steiny's", it will definitely not be the last. The food was extraordinary and the service was exceptional. Although we happened to arrive on one of the busiest days of the year (the Saturday before ?Valentines Day?), not only did the manager, Brady, take a personal interest in making this a very special evening by seating us at a table near the fireplace. But, while we were waiting in the bar area for the table to come available, the bartender, not only enthusiastically shared some of this establishments ?history and family values? (including employees that have worked here for up to ?50? years), but, also checked on the status of our table (without being asked to do so). All in all, we had a wonderful experience here at "steiny's", and would recommend this establishment to anyone desiring an evening to remember.
Clearly, it is easy to understand why this restaurant is a favorite for the ?locals?, and worth ?searching out? if you?re ?visiting? Virginia Beach and get a craving for some ?extraordinary seafood? (especially the fried shrimp).
Horrifyingly over-rated – While service is always wonderful here at "steiny's", everything else is a waste of time and money. My husband an I both work in the industry, and this is by far the most unsanitary, disgusting place I have ever had the displeasure of experiencing. Not only was our food thrown together on its plate without a hint of presentation, but a long blond hair garnished my filet, and au jus was sprinkled onto my husbands pants as it was dripping off the side of the plate. When the owner, Brady, came over to see how we were doing, I explained my discomfort with the hair and such. He gave me almost a dumbfounded look as if to say, "well what do you want me to do?", and didnt even offer something to take its place. Eventually his mother, Jeannie, offered to take off $20.00 from the bill. And expected this to appear generous.
As a manager, I understand the needs and wants of those dinning and spending a lot of hard earned money. The last thing I would ever do, had I been in the owners possition, would be to make my guests feel like they were an unwelcomed burden. Clearly I will not be returning, and I sincerely hope that you take this into consideration next time you have a craving for fried shrimp.
great shrimp. – MY WIFE AND I LIKE STEINYS BUT WE MISS STEVE...OUR HOST WILL NEVER BE REPLACED.STEVE AND HIS FATHER MADE OUR TIMES THERE VERY SPECIAL.
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